Streaming is quickly destroying the art of small screen adaptations.

The viewership for tradition network shows was immediate, as the fan base and viewership waited with baited breath for the next episode.

The streaming era has enforced the new paradigm of instant gratification, and many people will delay watching until they can binge the entire season.

Most of the casual / semi ardent fan of a series may not watch the final until we'll after the two week window most platforms use to evaluate success.

I am unable to graps why the execs cannot understand the need to extend that window for determi ing success.

I enjoyed a good deal ofbthe first season, but felt season two was more about commentary on the current socio-economic paradigm / landscape that has gained so much traction.

This is where inclusivity and ensuring certain boxes are selected over getting the best actor for the part.

I do not understand how publications can come out an applaud / rave about the successes of something in decline.

The numbers are down, season 2 Was not compelling and failed to achieve viewer retention. Most companies see that as a reason to pull out not greenlight another round.

I hope they have learned a little and make season 3 more about building the world and story.